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Engaged Katherine Hobt and Cody Boller will be married at 5 p.m.

Saturday, Oct. 6, 2012, at Iowa State University Alumni Center in Ames, Iowa.

Bethany Schafer and Jason Grabe will be married Sunday, Sept. 2, 2012, at the Iowa State Memorial Union in Ames, Iowa.

Happy 80th Birthday Grandpa!

60th Anniversary Wayne Lee Jones and

Don Marson

Carol Helen Jean (Kittleson) Jones

turned 80 on July 8.

of Rudd, Iowa, were married July 20, 1952, at First Lutheran Church in St. Ansgar, Iowa.

He celebrated with a family dinner.

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DAY TO REMEMBER 5 generations celebrating the 4th of July together

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Karla Renshaw bridal shower Open house bridal shower in honor of Karla Renshaw, bride-elect of Jacob Pilgrim, will be held on Saturday, Aug. 4, 9-11 a.m. at Salveson Hall Ballroom, Waldorf College, Forest City.

Program, 9:30 a.m.

Bring recipe to share with bride.

Registered at Target, Kohl’s and Main Attractions (Lake Mills).

THANK YOU Thank You I was overwhelmed by all the cards, calls, and gifts that I received on my 80th birthday. Thanks to each and everyone of you for making my day so special.

— Dola Shannon

McCoy, Karschnik Schafer, Grabe

MEGHAN M cCOY of Minneapolis, Minn., is the daughter of Michael and Sara McCoy of Mason City, BETHANY SCHAFER, of Thornton, Iowa, is the Iowa. Meghan graduated from Mason City High School daughter of Charles and Sherri Schafer of Thornton, in 2002 and is a 2006 graduate of the University of Iowa.

Iowa. Bethany graduated from SCMT High School and is She is a buyer at Target Corporation in Minneapolis, attending Iowa State University for a degree in Business Minn.

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MATT KARSCHNIK of Minneapolis, Minn., is the JASON GRABE of Walford, Iowa, is the son of Gary son of Jeffrey Karschnik and Signe Bradee of Mountain and Sue Grabe of Walford, Iowa. Jason is a graduate of Lake, Minn. Matt graduated from Minnetonka High Cedar Rapids Prairie High School and is serving in the School in 2001 and is a 2005 graduate of the University United States Air Force, based in Fayetteville, N.C. of Minnesota. He is a replenishment analyst for General The couple will be married Sunday, Sept. 2, 2012, at Mills in Golden Valley, Minn. the Iowa State Memorial Union in Ames, Iowa.

A fall wedding is being planned in Mason City, Iowa.

BIRTHDAY Pearl Miller, 85 CLEAR LAKE — Pearl Miller, of Clear Lake, will celebrate her 85th birthday at an open house from 2 to 4 p.m. Sunday, July 22, at Lake Plaza, 20 N. Fourth St., Clear Lake. She requests no gifts.

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KATHERINE HOBT, of Denver, Colo., is the daughter of Dan and Nancy Hobt of Nevada, Iowa. Katherine graduated from Iowa State University in 2004, and is employed by Ascendant Technology in Denver, Colo.

CODY BOLLER, of Denver, Colo., is the son of Lonny and Kathy Boller of Ventura, Iowa. Cody graduated from North Iowa Area Community College in 2004, and is employed by Wholesale Specialties in Denver.

The couple will be married at 5 p.m. Saturday, Oct. 6, 2012, at Iowa State University Alumni Center in Ames, Iowa.

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BIRTHDAYS

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CHRISTINA MARIE WAMSLEY, of Burt, is the daughter of Angela Wamsley of Buffalo Center, and the late Stuart Wamsley. She graduated from North Iowa High School in 2006 and from LaJames College in 2008.

Christina is currently employed at Snap-on Tool in Algona.

ERIC GLENN ROGERS, of Burt, is the son of Glenn Rogers of Urbana, and Herman and Marlene (Leerar) Henning of Leland. He graduated in 2007 from North Iowa High School and is currently employed at Snap-on Tool in Algona.

The couple will be married at 2 p.m. on Saturday, Sept. 15, 2012, at St. Cecelia’s Catholic Church in Algona.

THANK YOU Thank You Thank you for all the cards and telephone calls for our 25th wedding anniversary. It was much appreciated!

— John and Jan Swinton

Thank You The family of Chad Davis would like to say “thanks” for all the hugs, words of comfort, outpouring of love shown to us during this difficult time.

Many thanks for food, cards, memorials, plants, flowers and all who helped in any way to make the “celebration of Chad’s life” a day to remember. Also thank you to Dano and Deni for all their help. A special thank you to Mark Dobel for the fitting service “under the tent.”

We never know how many friends we truly have until there is a need.

— Ron and Russalyn Craig, Sarah and family Oscar and family Evelyn and family

NORA SPRINGS — Denise Marth will celebrate her retirement from the United States Postal Service, after almost 33 years.

She started her career in Nora Springs in September 1979 as a PTF clerk, and transferred to Algona in May 1986. She was appointed postmaster in Leland, Iowa, in November 1987, where she served until March 2004, when she located closer to home to serve as postmaster in Plymouth, Iowa. She also worked in the Mason City, Rudd, Goodell and Floyd post offices as needed.

Family, friends and patrons of the communities she served are invited to join Denise at an open house from 4 to 6 p.m.

Sunday, July 29, at the Plymouth City Hall.

She sincerely thanks all the employees she worked with and the patrons of the communities she served, as it was indeed her pleasure to have had this opportunity the past 33 years.

If unable to join us, she would love to hear from you. Cards can be sent to Denise at: 17062 Yarrow Ave., Nora Springs, IA 50458.

Wishing you a great 80th birthday on July 23.

With love, — Lee Bruce, Rhonda, Matt, and Hannah Leanne and Jeremy

Happy 58th Birthday Carol Caspers SWALEDALE — Carol Caspers observed her 58th birthday on Friday, July 20.

Her family threw a surprise card shower for her. Cards can still be sent to make her day even more special at: P.O. Box 67, Swaledale, IA 50477.

Happy birthday, Mom. We love you!

— Jon, Joni and David Caspers

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HUMBURG: Thank you for all your prayers, numerous cards, memorials and support during and after my husband’s illness and passing. Thank you Hospice nurse, Lori P. for being there when needed the most and to the nurses at Franklin General Hospital who were so compassionate and caring. Thank you Legion and VFW members for the Military service. You were awesome!! A special thanks to Pastor Wagner, Pastor Beard and Chaplin Rosie for all their prayers and support during his illness and for coordinating the wonderful funeral service at the United Methodist Church.

— Colleen (Coke) Humburg

AWARDS AND ACHIEVEMENTS Students inducted into Phi Beta Kappa AMES — Ninety students from Iowa State University were initiated into Zeta Chapter of Phi Beta Kappa.

Students in Phi Beta Kappa are recognized for outstanding academic achievement in a broad curriculum in the liberal arts and sciences.

North Iowa students initiated and their course of study are: CLEAR LAKE — Jacob Kolker, chemistry.

MASON CITY — Raeann Shimak, biochemistry, genetics; Amanda Bernemann, anthropology, interdisciplinary studies; Jon Chapman, physics.

WHITTEMORE — Christopher Schmidt, biology.

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AWARDS AND ACHIEVEMENTS U of I graduates IOWA CITY — The University of Iowa awarded an estimated 4,300 degrees at the close of the 2012 spring session. North Iowa graduates are as follows: ALGONA — Macy Marie Fickbohm, Bachelor of Arts, interdepartmental studies with high distinction; Allison Nicole Missal, Bachelor of Fine Arts, art with honors; Mark Poeppe, Bachelor of Science, psychology; Will Christian Roeber, Bachelor of Business Administration, economics; Cassandra Ann Vautier, Bachelor of Arts, health and human physiology.

BANCROFT — Michelle Krestine Wolf, Juris Doctor.

BELMOND — Elyse Morgan Beenken, Bachelor Applied Studies; Molly Dee Cullinan, Bachelor of Science in Nursing, nursing with honors.

BUFFALO CENTER — John Patrick Webb, Doctor of Pharmacy, pharmacy.

BURT — Allison E. Chihak, Bachelor of Arts, linguistics.

CHARLES CITY — Laura Christine Bartelt, Juris Doctor; Kenita Elise Gonzales, Bachelor of Arts, social work; Keely Thomas Jarvill, Bachelor of Arts, journalism and mass communication, political science.

CLEAR LAKE — David Michael Barkela, Bachelor Arts, interdepartmental studies; Eric William Brenton, Bachelor of Business Administration, management; Erin Louise Dohlman, Bachelor of Science, human physiology; Brad Wayne Floy, Doctor of Philosophy, exercise science; David John Frampton, Bachelor of Arts, health and human physiology; Julie Lynn Freeman, Doctor of Pharmacy, pharmacy; Lara Jane Galloway, Doctor of Medicine; Brian Gates, Bachelor of Business Administration, finance;

Nicholas Eric Klein, Bachelor of Science, leisure studies; Abraham Lincoln, Bachelor of Arts, psychology; Louisa Maria Montealvo, Bachelor of Arts, cinema.

DOWS — Joseph Edward Forgy, Bachelor of Arts, interdepartmental studies; Christina Louise Peterson, Bachelor of Science in nursing, nursing with honors.

DUMONT — Timothy Glen Fredericks, Bachelor of Science, mechanical engineering.

FOREST CITY — Annette Marie Honken, Master of Science, mathematics; Sarah Clarissa Sougstad, Doctor of Pharmacy, pharmacy with high distinction.

HAMPTON — Jed Lee Dirksen, Bachelor of Arts, interdepartmental studies; Angela Nicole Marquard, Bachelor of Science, chemistry with highest distinction; Marcela M. Zamora, Bachelor of Science, integrative physiology.

IONIA — Audrey Lynn Parker, Master of Social Work, social work.

LAKE MILLS — Benjamin Mathews, Bachelor of Science, integrative physiology with distinction.

LIVERMORE — Jacob Edward Berte , Bachelor of Business Administration, accounting.

LUVERNE — Lacy Lee Kramer, Bachelor of Business Administration, accounting, management.

MASON CITY — Toni C. Becker, Master of Arts, linguistics; Abigail Marie Behr, Bachelor of Arts, history, political science with highest distinction and honors; Jennifer Ann Bohl, Bachelor of Arts, psychology; Anthony Julius Brantner, Doctor of Dental Surgery; Adam Jay Buffington, Bachelor of Science, integrative physiology; Kyle Robert Burgmeier, Doctor of Dental Surgery; Fernando Jay Delgado,

Bachelor of Science, economics; Darleen Kay Diaz, Bachelor of Arts, art history; Lauren Larae Gerdom, Bachelor of Science in Nursing, nursing; Kristina Marie Hugi, Bachelor of Arts, interdepartmental studies; Phillip Roy Johnson, Master of Arts, health and sport studies; Elle N. Kaiser, Bachelor of Arts, journalism and mass communication, ethics and public policy; Kaitlyn J. Kemna, Bachelor of Arts, history and Bachelor of Science, political science; Elana Lynn Levinson, Master of Social Work, social work; Joshua Moss Moorehead, Doctor of Pharmacy, pharmacy; Laura Eileen Platts, Bachelor of Arts, speech and hearing science; Mary Teresa Schlader, Bachelor of Arts, social work; Garrett Shackleton, Bachelor of Science, biochemistry with distinction; Hanna Beth Van Hemert, Master of Arts, speech pathology and audiology; Jenna M. Winters, Bachelor of Science in Nursing, nursing with highest distinction.

NORA SPRINGS — Trendy Marie Hanft, Bachelor of Science in Nursing, nursing.

NORTHWOOD — Mary Louise Holstad, Bachelor of Science in Nursing, nursing with honors.

OSAGE — Laura Arlene Campbell, Bachelor of Science, clinical laboratory sciences with high distinction; Emily Beatrice Gast, Bachelor of Science in Nursing, nursing with honors; Trever Jordan Olsen, Bachelor of Arts, economics; Isaac D. Stauffer, Master of Business Administration; Stephany Lynne Walk, Bachelor of Science in Nursing, nursing with honors and highest distinction.

PARKERSBURG — Kim Alec Little, Bachelor of Arts, mathematics.

ROCKFORD — Barbara

Catherine Staudt, Bachelor of Arts, interdepartmental studies; Bachelor of Fine Arts, art with honors.

SHEFFIELD — Justine Kay Roose, Bachelor of Business Administration, accounting.

SWALEDALE — Andrea Marie Anderson, Bachelor of Arts, psychology.

TITONKA — Jared James Taylor, Bachelor of Arts, health and human physiology; David W. Tjaden, Master of Arts, teaching and learning.

U of I Dean’s List IOWA CITY — Some 3,900 undergraduate students at the University of Iowa were named to the Dean’s List for the 2012 spring semester. The guidelines for inclusion on the list are as follows: Undergraduate students in the College of Liberal Arts and Sciences, the College of Engineering, and the Tippie College of Business who achieve a grade point average of 3.50 or higher on 12 semester hours or more of U of I graded course work, during a given semester or summer session, and who have no semester hours of I (incomplete) or 0 (no grade reported) during the same semester, are recognized by inclusion on the Dean’s List for that semester.

Undergraduate students in the Roy J. and Lucille A. Carver College of Medicine may qualify for the Dean’s List with fewer than 12 semester hours of graded credit if deemed appropriate by the college. Beginning in the fall 2011, College of Nursing students participating in clinical courses must have a total of 12 semester hours of earned credit, with eight semester hours of graded credit with a grade point average of 3.50 or higher.

North Iowa students named to the Dean’s List are as follows:

ALGONA — Rachael E. Black, Macy Marie Fickbohm, Nyle James Larson, Lauren Elizabeth Linahon, Allison Nicole Missal.

BRITT — Erika R. Diemer.

CHARLES CITY — Drew Heitz, Keely Thomas Jarvill, Christopher Matthew Sande, Michael Schrodt.

CLEAR LAKE — Eric William Brenton, Paige Moran Burtness, Todd Grove Dummett, Nicholas Daniel Glynn, Morgan Catherine Hess, Tanzeh Bashirah Khan, Abraham Lincoln, Zach Lindquist, Louisa Maria Montealvo, Casey Kathleen O’Brien, Vanessa Lynn Ruiz, Kristin Alice Weigel, Ashley Ann Willms.

DUMONT — Timothy Glen Fredericks.

FERTILE — Jacob Harvey Schiller.

FOREST CITY — Jenna Caroline Friederich.

GRAFTON — Lisa Marie Hulshizer.

HAMPTON — Drew James Hannah, Angela Nicole Marquard, Kathryn Jerel Speake, Hope Kathleen Spear.

IONIA — Katelyn Elizabeth Marion.

JOICE — Julia Kristine Jessen.

LAKE MILLS — Benjamin Mathews, Phillip Erick Rice.

LATIMER — Tonya Dawn Zimmerman.

MASON CITY — Abigail Marie Behr, Jonathan RIchard Bendickson, Jennifer Ann Bohl, Hannah Alisa Bray, Brittany Ann Carstens, Sarah Michele Casey, Sam Michael Crane, Kaitlyn Piper Dornbier, Melissa Mae Kaska, Ruth Lapointe, Kelly Ann McCarthy, Kelly Christine McPhail, Garrett Shackleton, Allison Kay Ulstad.

NORA SPRINGS — Drew Michael Johnson, Jennifer Suzzette Nobbs.

NORTHWOOD — Nathan Carl Loberg.

OSAGE — Emma Ann Boehmer, Laura Arlene Campbell, Adam Hamilton Phillips, Stephany Lynne Walk.

PARKERSBURG — Colin J. Groeneveld, Scott Michael Schipper.

PLAINFIELD — Christian E. Engels, Cole James Smith.

ROCKFORD — Barbara Catherine Staudt.

ROCKWELL — Madison M. Adams.

ST. ANSGAR — Angela Lynn Mayer, Emillie Ruth Smillie.

THORNTON — Ashley Noel Groh.

TITONKA — Jared James Taylor.

VENTURA — Cody J. Kadolph, Jacob Ivan Taylor.

U of I President’s List IOWA CITY — Approximately 280 undergraduate students at the University of Iowa were named to the President’s List for the 2012 spring semester. To be included on the President’s List, a student must have a minimum 4.0 grade point average in all academic subjects for the preceding two semesters, with a total of at least 12 semester hours of credit, per semester during that period.

North Iowa students named to the President’s List are as follows: ALGONA — Macy Marie Fickbohm, Nyle James Larson.

CHARLES CITY — Drew Heitz.

CLEAR LAKE — Todd Grove Dummett, Nicholas Daniel Glynn, Tanzeh Bashirah Khan.

LAKE MILLS — Benjamin Mathews.

MASON CITY — Abigail Marie Behr, Hannah Alisa Bray, Brittany Ann Carstens, Kelly Ann McCarthy.

OSAGE — Stephany Lynne Walk.

PLAINFIELD — Cole James Smith.

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ANNIVERSARIES 40th Anniversary

Jones, 60 years RUDD — Wayne Lee Jones and Carol Helen Jean (Kittleson) Jones of Rudd, Iowa, were married July 20, 1952, at First Lutheran Church in St. Ansgar, Iowa.

The couple will celebrate their 60th wedding anniversary with a card shower. Cards can be sent to Wayne and Carol Jones at 1764 Mitchell Line St., Rudd, IA 50471.

The couple’s children and their spouses are Lori Aird (spouse Andy Aird), Charles City, Iowa, and LeRoy Jones (friend Kathy Runde) Floyd, Iowa. They have four grandchildren.

Easton 65th anniversary CLEAR LAKE — Jack Berner Easton and Jeannine Davis Easton of Clear Lake, Iowa, were married July 18, 1947, in Mason City, Iowa. The couple will celebrate their 65th wedding anniversary.

The couple’s children and their spouses are Cynthia (John) Burger of Cedar Rapids, Iowa, Paula (David) Easton of Orlando, Fla., and David (Jane) Easton of Waterloo, Iowa.

They have nine grandchildren and eight greatgrandchildren.

Best wishes may be sent to: Jack and Jeannine Easton, 210 N. 12th St., Clear Lake, IA 50428.

Barnd, 40 years Al and Rose (Olson) Fredericks of Northwood were married July 22, 1972, at Our Savior’s Lutheran Church in Osage.

The couple have a son, Tony, of Northwood and a daughter, Teri (Jay) Clough, and grandchildren Alexis, Logan and Mikayla of Lake Mills.

Greetings may be sent to: 107 Seventh St. N., Northwood, IA 50459.

Cleghorn, 30 years Tod A. and Tami S. (Sigler) Cleghorn of Rockford, Iowa were married July 29, 1982, at the United Methodist Church in Rockford, Iowa.

The couple will celebrate their 30th wedding anniversary.

Cards can be sent to 410 First Ave. N.W., Rockford, IA 50468.

We Love You! Your Family

ENGAGED Decklever, Heginger

ALEEN SHERIDAN DECKLEVER is the daughter of Richard Decklever of Pleasant Hill, The couple’s family Iowa, and the late Nancy includes Brad Cleghorn Decklever of Forest City, and wife Shannon of Iowa. She is currently Rockford, Iowa, and two attending North Iowa Area grandchildren.

Community College for her Associate in Applied Science Degree. She is employed as a CNA at Cardinal Grove Assisted Living and Concord Care Thank You Center in Garner, Iowa.

I would like to thank all my friends for the cards and GARY ALLEN HEGIN the kind words on my birthday. It was all appreciated.

GER is the son of the late — Loren Kalkwarf LuVerne and Shirley Heg-

THANK YOU

Happy Anniversary!

NORTHWOOD — Harry and Ruvella Barnd of Northwood, Iowa, formerly of Mason City, Iowa, will celebrate their 40th anniversary at an open house from 2—4 p.m. on Saturday, July 28, at the Lutheran Retirement Home, Northwood, Iowa. Friends and family are invited to join them.

The couple was married July 28, 1972.

Card and greetings may be sent to them at 800 10th St. N., Apt. 13, Northwood, IA 50459.

inger of Belmond, Iowa.

He is employed at Winnebago Industries in Forest City, Iowa.

The couple will be married Aug. 18, 2012, on The Lady of the Lake in Clear Lake, Iowa.

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MARRIED Krull, Hesseltine

Eiben, Barnes MARY EIBEN, of Cedar Rapids, Iowa, is the daughter of Terry and Peg Eiben of Central City, Iowa. Mary is a 2005 graduate of Central High School, and is employed

by REM of Iowa in Cedar Rapids, Iowa.

JASON BARNES, of Cedar Rapids, Iowa, is the son of Paul and Colleen Barnes of Sheffield, Iowa. Jason is a 2000 graduate of SCMT High School and a 2002 graduate of North Iowa Area Community College in Mason City, Iowa. He is employed by United Natural Foods, Inc. in Iowa City, Iowa.

The couple will be married on Saturday, Aug. 25, 2012, at the bride’s parents’ back yard in Central City, Iowa. A reception will be held at “A Touch of Class” banquet center in Cedar Rapids, Iowa, following the wedding.

Ostrander, Vela Becerra PUERTO MORELOS, Mexico — Dr. Anna Ostrander and Dr. Javier Vela Becerra were united in marriage on Jan. 28, 2012, at Now Jade Resort in Puerto Morelos, Mexico.

Anna is the daughter of Mark and Jean Ostrander of Clear Lake. Javier’s parents are Francisco and Carmelita Vela Becerra of Xalapa, Mexico.

Anna is employed as an emergency physician at Mary Greeley Hospital, McFarland Clinic in Ames, Iowa.

Javier is a graduate chemistry professor at Iowa State University.

The couple will reside in Ames, Iowa.

LACONA — Julie Hesseltine and Dan Krull were united in marriage on June 2, 2012, at a beautiful outdoor family wedding at Jefferson County Park in Fairfield by Pastor Len Maselli.

Julie is the daughter of Jon and Nancy Hesseltine of Fairfield. Dan is the son of Mark and Shelda Krull of Buffalo Center.

Matron of honor was Jenny Hesseltine, sisterin-law of the bride; bridesmaids were Wendy Guzman, sister of the groom; and Natalie Helvick, friend of the bride.

Best man was Eric Krull, brother of the groom; groomsmen were Brad Hesseltine, brother of the bride; and Charlie Eastlund, friend of the groom.

Ushers were Blake Smith and Doug Eisenmann. Ring bearers were twin brothers, Alec and Luca Helvick and flower girls were Della Hesseltine and Alyssa Guzman.

A reception followed the ceremony in Keosauqua.

The couple is now at home at 107 N. Vine Ave., Apt. 3, Lacona, IA 50139, following a honeymoon to Cancun.

Julie is a 2004 graduate

from Fairfield High School and a 2008 graduate from Buena Vista University with an elementary teaching degree and is currently seeking employment.

Dan is a 2005 graduate from West Hancock High School and a 2009 graduate from Central College.

Dan teaches junior high English and reading, along with being head varsity football and golf coach at Southeast Warren in Liberty Center.

An informal come-andgo wedding reception will be held for the couple from 5 until 10 p.m. July 28, 2012, at the Heritage Town Center in Buffalo Center.

Everyone is welcome to attend!

THANK YOU support of Garret’s friends and fellow Newman stuWe’d like to thank mem- dents — you are remarkbers of the Mason City able young people who Police Department, specif- showed your concern for ically Officer Hugi, Inves- an important person in all tigator Prochaska, Investi- of our lives. Members of gator Ryal, Lieutenant the Newman “Moms” Stearns, Tammy, and espe- group and the entire faith cially Officer Friese. We community have given an also are grateful for the amazing amount of suphelp of the local media and port to our family; we are the efforts of the Commu- so very fortunate to have nity Emergency Response you in our lives.

Team Airborne Search and Our family, friends, Rescue Team. neighbors, co-workers, We appreciate all of the

Thank You

tude for all the support shown us following the passing of our mother/grandmother, Edna Hammitt. The prayers, calls, cards, flowers, plants, plaques and all the delicious food we received was so appreciated.

A special thank you to Pastor Brian Lund for the time he spent with mom in Thank You her final days. To Hospice We can never fully for the exceptional care express our heartfelt grati- given to her, and Brian and

and community have offered us their thoughts, prayers and support in so many ways, we can’t begin to say how much it has meant to us.

We are blessed to have Garret back home safely and to have so many wonderful, caring people in our community.

— Garret’s family

Lady of the Lake for a great Dean Cataldo for all their ride and service. help during this difficult All very much apprecitime.

We are so blessed to live ated and enjoyed!

— Leon and Irene in such a caring communiCaspersen ty!

— The family of Edna Hammitt

Thank You We would like to thank our kids and spouses for the great 60th anniversary party. Thank you to the many relatives and friends, also to the crew of the

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AWARDS AND ACHIEVEMENTS

DES MOINES —Many volunteers were honored at the 2012 Annual Governor’s Volunteer Award recognition ceremonies held in Ottumwa, Pleasant Hill, Storm Lake, Council Bluffs, Cedar Rapids, and Cedar Falls.

Each year, regional Governor’s Volunteer Award presentations ceremonies are held across Iowa to recognize hundreds of volunteers for the commitment, service and time they donate to benefit others. Only people or groups who volunteer their time with a state or city government agency or an Iowa non-profit organization are eligible to receive a Governor’s Volunteer Award. They may be selected for an award in one of several categories including: Individual, Group, Length of Service, or Disaster Volunteer.

The following individual/group award recipients from the North Iowa area, are listed by city, name and nominating organization.

BANCROFT — Bancroft Rotary Club, Iowa Department of Transportation.

BELMOND — Julia Eckhoff, Iowa Donor Network; Belmond Knights of Columbus, Iowa Department of Transportation.

BUFFALO CENTER — Roderick Hansen, City of Buffalo Center.

BURT — Ruth Ann Loebach, Iowa Department of Inspections and Appeals.

CHARLES CITY — Ginger Williams, Iowa Economic Development Authority; Floyd County Medical Center, Senior Health Insurance Information Program (SHIIP).

CLEAR LAKE — Arthur “Art” Mahon, Opportunity Village; Kay Mahon,

Opportunity Village; Joyce Matthies, Opportunity Village.

DOWS — George Anderson, Dows Fire Department.

DUMONT — Dumont Reformed Church, Iowa Department of Transportation.

FLOYD — Don McInroy, Nashua-Plainfield Community School District.

FOREST CITY — Ruth Leibrand, Winnbago County Veterans Affairs Commission; Carol Whiteis, Winnebago County Veterans Affairs Commission.

GREENE — Christine Baker, Hawkeye Valley Area Agency on Aging.

KENSETT — Golden Banner Club, Iowa Department of Transportation.

LATIMER — Sharron Johnson, Iowa Department of Transportation; Family/Friends of Derrick Anderson, Iowa Department of Transportation.

MASON CITY — Alecia Balduf, AmeriCorps Iowa Legal Aid; Ginger Hood, Elderbridge Area Agency on Aging; Joseph Hunt, Elderbridge Area Agency on Aging; Angie Lien, Iowa Department of Inspections and Appeals/Child Advocacy Board; Dennis Van Gorkom, Make-A-Wish Iowa; Betty and Bill Alman, LifeServe Blood Center.

NASHUA — Alma Jones, Nashua-Plainfield Community School District.

NORA SPRINGS — Delores Hunt, Iowa Department of Inspections and Appeals/Child Advocacy Board.

OSAGE — Rae Anne Havig, Iowa Commission on Volunteer Service; Shirley Lister, Senior Health Insurance Information Program (SHIIP); Mitchell County Farm Bureau, Iowa Department

University for the 2012 spring term. To be eligible students must achieve a grade point average of 3.5 OSKALOOSA — or higher on a 4.0 scale.

William Penn University ALGONA — Rachel released its President’s List Molsberry. and Dean’s List for the BANCROFT — Elisabeth 2012 spring semester.

Samantha McCauley, of Kollasch.

CHARLES CITY — Mason City, was named to Ryan Buchanan. the President’s List, for MARBLE ROCK — completing at least 12 hours of credit with a min- Danielle Bodensteiner, Ellsworth graduates imum grade point average Luke Staudt.

MASON CITY — Jacob IOWA FALLS — North of 3.9 on a 4.0 scale.

Hines, Mitchell Hines.

Karla Olson, of Forest Iowa students receiving OSAGE — Eve AnderCity, was named to the degrees/diplomas at Dean’s List, for completing son.

Ellsworth Community College, following the 2012 at least 12 hours of credit with a grade point average Univ. of Minnesota spring semester are: of 3.5-3.89 on a 4.0 scale. Dean’s List ALEXANDER — Karen A. Twait, Diploma, practiMINNEAPOLIS, Minn.

St. Ambrose cal nursing.

— Three North Iowa stuDean’s List ALGONA — Katelyn R. dents were named to the Seely, Associate in SciDean’s List for the 2012 DAVENPORT — The ence, agriculture science. following North Iowa stu- spring semester, at the BANCROFT — Abigail University of Minnesota, dents were named to the C. Ingalls, Associate in Dean’s List at St. Ambrose Twin Cities campus.

Arts, elementary education, graduated with high honors (3.75-3.99 grade point average).

CLARION — Heather M. Sprecher, Diploma, practical nursing.

CLEAR LAKE — Benjamin D. Lloyd, Associate in Arts, liberal arts.

DOWS — Sabrina J. Dewey, Associate in Arts, liberal arts; Rebekah L. Forgy, Associate in Arts and Associate in Science, business administration bridal and formalwearr and accounting; Holly L. Heiden, Associate in Arts, liberal arts, graduated with honors (3.5-3.74 grade point average); Sonia N. Vinsand, Associate in Arts, elementary education.

FOREST CITY — Loretta S. Wooge, Associate in Applied Science, apparel merchansiging.

GOODELL — Beth R. 2810 S. Federal Avenue Holmgaard, Diploma, {Hwy. 65}, Mason City practical nursing.

MASON CITY — Jason M.A. Molander, Diploma, practical nursing.

of Transportation.

PLAINFIELD — Clyde and Janola Fordyce, Lutheran Services in Iowa _ Bremwood Campus.

ST. ANSGAR — Mona Lutheran Church, Iowa Department of Transportation.

WHITTEMORE — Donald Lee, Iowa Department of Human Services.

William Penn honors lists

Students on the list achieved a grade point average of 3.66 or higher, while taking 12 or more credits.

CHARLES CITY — Alex T. Buenger.

MASON CITY — Claire E. Jessen, Alexandra G. Kaufman.

Inducted into honor society DECORAH — Three North Iowa students were inducted into the Luther College Chapter of Phi Beta Kappa national academic honor society.

Students inducted and their majors included: ROCKFORD — Jake Seibert, biology.

ST. ANSGAR — Kelsey Kittleson, biology.

THOMPSON — Cassondra Holstad, history.

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AWARDS AND ACHIEVEMENTS NASHUA — Zachary Huffman.

NORA SPRINGS — WAVERLY — Wartburg Meganne McMurray.

OSAGE — Hope Holm, College recognized 524 Kate Huffman. students who made the PLAINFIELD — Caleb 2012 Winter/May Term Smith, Chelsey Wedeking, Dean’s List.

Joshua Lehman.

The list cites students ROCKFORD — Baylee who earned a cumulative Riley. grade point average of 3.5 ROCKWELL — Holly or above in at least five Hejlik. course credits during the ST. ANSGAR — Christen two terms. Four of the five Pink. course credits must be STACYVILLE — Kayla graded with a traditional letter grade. Wartburg stu- Hemann. dents take four courses Wartburg students during Winter Term, honored which runs from January to April, and one course WAVERLY — Wartburg during the one-month College honored its seniors May Term. The May Term for outstanding courses often involve travel achievements during an and study abroad.

Excellence in Teaching and North Iowa students placed on the Winter/May Scholarship Convocation.

Thirty students were Term Dean’s List include: cited as the outstanding BELMOND — Justin Meyer, Kristina Goemaat. seniors in their academic subject areas, while the 40 BRITT — Angela Lau. graduating seniors with BUFFALO CENTER — the highest cumulative Alyssa Meinders, Kristine grade-point averages Milbrandt.

BURT — Nicole Person. received gold honor cords worn at the May 27, comCHARLES CITY — Aaron Huegel, Abby Lash- mencement ceremony.

Students recognized er, Jacob Huegel. were: CLEAR LAKE — Alana ALGONA — Chase RedEnabnit, Walker Wilson. ing, business administraCORWITH — Brandon tion major, leadership cerSohl. tificate.

FERTILE — Megan BELMOND — Kristina Kirschbaum.

Goemaat, music therapy GARNER — Aaron major, communication arts Christians, Alicia Chrisminor, leadership certifitians, Michael Brown. cate.

GRAFTON — Shea CLEAR LAKE — Kruger.

GREENE — Karch Lan- Zachary Kruger, business administration major, ders.

HAMPTON — Danielle leadership certificate.

CORWITH — Brandon Dohlman.

LAKE MILLS — Jennifer Sohl, accounting and business administration Gaskill, Micah Peters. majors, leadership certifiMASON CITY — cate.

Andrew Eisenman, Anne MASON CITY — Elise Epley Birtwistle, Arun Sondhi, Christina Jellema, Duvall, music education major, Dean’s honor cords.

Connor Koppin, Elise NORTHWOOD — Katie Duvall, Kelsey Smith, Braun, business adminisOlivia Olson, Sarah tration major, social entreSchickel.

Wartburg College Dean’s List

preneurship minor, leadership certificate; Trey Gonzales, business administration major, leadership certificate.

OSAGE — Hilary Gerk, elementary education major, Dean’s honor cords; Daniel Hanson, history and religion majors, German minor, Dean’s honor cords, outstanding senior in history and religion.

RUDD — Kimberly Morische, English major, leadership certificate.

TITONKA — Thomas Ullmann, American government education major, leadership certificate.

Clarke University Dean’s List DUBUQUE — Clarke University announced its Dean’s List for the 2012 spring semester.

Rebecca J. Brosnan, of Algona, and Justine N. Hejlik, of Garner, were named to the list. To be recognized students had to earn a 3.65 grade point average or above, on a 4.0 scale, with a minimum of 12 graded hours.

Creighton graduate OMAHA, Neb. — Rachel Putney, of St. Ansgar, was awarded a Doctor of Physical Therapy degree, with honors, during Creighton University’s spring commencement ceremony May 12, at CenturyLink Center in Omaha.

Bethel University Dean’s List ST. PAUL, Minn. — Samantha Allgood and Brian Cross, both of Mason City were named to the spring 2012 Dean’s List at Bethel University.

The Dean’s List honors students who achieve an outstanding scholastic record during a semester with a grade point average of 3.6 or greater.

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AWARDS AND ACHIEVEMENTS Mayo Physicians of Tomorrow workshop Congratulations Lindsey Hubbard for being selected and completing the Mayo Physicians of Tomorrow at Mayo Medical School in Rochester, Minnesota.

This workshop provided 15 selected pre-medical students to spend a week this summer in an experiential learning program at Mayo Medical School, shadowing physicians and other caregivers, along with lectures, hands-on Congratulations Lindsey. activities, social events and interacting with other We are all so proud of you!

— Your family medical students.

University of Minnesota-Duluth graduate DULUTH, Minn. — Jillian Raymond, of Burt, received a Bachelor of Science degree in chemistry, at spring graduation ceremonies at the University of MinnesotaDuluth.

Ellsworth Community College Dean’s List IOWA FALLS — Several North Iowa students were named to the Ellsworth Community College 2012 spring semester Dean’s List.

To be recognized students must have taken 12 or more credit hours during the semester and earned at least a 3.5 grade point average. An asterisk (*) indicates a 4.0 grade point average.

ALGONA — Katelyn Seely.

BANCROFT — Abigail Ingalls.

BRITT — *Joylyn Ites.

CLARION — Timothy Hamilton.

CLEAR LAKE — Jay Greenlee.

DOWS — *Kent Thelke.

KENSETT — Laura Medlang.

MASON CITY — *Katherine Simmons.

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CATERING Whiskey Creek Wood Fire Grill 1519 4th Street SW, Mason City 641.423.4000 Catering for all occasions including weddings, birthdays, retirements, holiday gatherings, reunions and anniversaries. Also available for business meetings.

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RECEPTIONS MacNider Art Museum 641.421.3666 303 Second Street SE, Mason City jklein@masoncity.net Unforgettable weddings, distinguished receptions. An elegant setting to make lasting memories.

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AWARDS AND ACHIEVEMENTS Governor’s Individual Volunteer Award

MASON CITY — Alecia Balduf, of Mason City, received a 2012 Governor’s Volunteer Award from Gov. Terry E. Branstad and Lt. Gov. Kim Reynolds during a special recognition ceremony held June 29, in Cedar Falls, Iowa.

According to award nominator Jason Semprini, Americorp/Iowa Legal Aid, “Alecia is the best volunteer I have ever had. She deserves this award.” Alecia received job coaching from Amber Allen at NIVC Services to help her learn her volunteer tasks.

Congratulations, Alecia!

Thank you Iowa Legal Aid - Mason City NIVC Services.

BIRTHDAY

Doctorate of Physical Therapy

Congratulations to Jennifer Tenold, of Northwood, who received her Doctorate of Physical Therapy degree from The College of St. Scholastica, Duluth, Minn., on May 13.

She is now employed at Gillette Children’s Specialty Healthcare in Maple Grove, Minn.

She is the daughter of John and Mary Tenold, of rural Northwood, and the granddaughter of Gaylis and the late Olger Tenold, of rural Northwood, and Marion and the late Berton Follmuth, of rural Glenville.

BIRTHDAY

Congratulations Dr. Darcy Ries

Blessing and Congratulations on your 90th Birthday Mom

There’s a Doctor in the house!

MARY SHARP Born July 28, 1922

Darcy A. Ries

Proud to be her children are: Pastors Gene (Deanne) Sharp of Florissant, Colo., Darrell (Joan) Sharp of Vancouver, Wash., and Judy (Don) Kamps of Mason City.

received her Doctorate in Naturopathic Medicine from the National College of Natural Medicine (NCNM) in Portland, Oregon on Saturday, June 30, 2012.

We are so proud of you!

Love, —Dad, Mom, Ryan, Sarah and Cole

Happy 80th Birthday Grandpa!

HAPPY 90TH BIRTHDAY MOM Cards may be mailed to 1010 Manor Drive Mason City, IA 50401

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North Iowa Tire Co.

Happy 87th Birthday Allen Roberts

CLOSEOUT SALE! After 47 years, we are closing out the Tire Division of our business as of July 31st

ALL INVENTORY PRICED TO SELL!!!

Thank you to all our customers for your patronage, friendship & support Don Marson turned 80 on July 8.

He celebrated with a family dinner.

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MASON CITY — Allen Roberts, of Mason City, will observe his 87th birthday on Monday, July 23.

Allen was born July 23, 1925, and was raised on a farm near Rudd. He graduated from Rudd High School in 1944. Allen has resided at the Good Shepherd in Mason City for the past two years.

Cards may be sent to Allen at: Good Shepherd, 302 Second St. N.E., Room 170, Mason City, IA 50401.

It will continue to be business as usual at House of Sports with our outdoor power equipment & recreational products

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